North Indian Thali Options Near ROF Mall

A thali is meant to solve a simple problem — deciding on a full, balanced meal without ordering several separate dishes and hoping they work together. Jaani Food Junction runs three separate thali options, each built slightly differently.

The Jaani Special Regular Thali

At GF, Shri Ram Complex, Building No. 3, C-Block, Sushant Lok-1, near ROF Mall, Gurugram, the Regular Thali is the simplest of the three: a dal of the day, a vegetable of the day, jeera rice, raita, papad, and four tawa rotis. Because the dal and vegetable rotate, this thali can vary slightly from one visit to the next.

The Jaani Special Veg Thali

The Veg Thali is a more fixed, fuller option — dal tadka, mix veg, pindi chole, jeera rice, a sweet dish, buttermilk, papad, and a choice of lachha paratha or naan. This is a heavier, more complete vegetarian meal than the Regular Thali.

The Jaani Special Non-Veg Thali

The Non-Veg Thali follows a similar structure — dal tadka, mix veg, a chicken dish, jeera rice, a sweet dish, buttermilk, papad, and paratha or naan — giving a non-vegetarian diner a complete meal in the same one-order format.

For a first-time visitor unsure which of the three thalis to start with, the Regular Thali is generally the simplest entry point, with the Veg and Non-Veg Thalis available as a fuller option on a later visit once preferences are clearer.

• Regular Thali: dal, vegetable, rice, raita, papad, roti — the simpler, rotating option.
• Veg Thali: a fuller fixed vegetarian spread including a sweet dish.
• Non-Veg Thali: the same fuller format with a chicken dish included.

Choosing Between the Three

Which thali is the lightest option? The Regular Thali tends to be the more modest of the three, since the Veg and Non-Veg Thalis include an additional sweet dish and a wider spread.

Can a thali be ordered as a takeaway? Yes — like the rest of the menu, thalis can be included in a food enquiry submission for takeaway rather than only being available for dine-in.

Do the thali contents ever change? The Regular Thali's dal and vegetable rotate by day, while the Veg and Non-Veg Thalis follow a more fixed format — worth keeping in mind if a specific dish is expected on a repeat visit.

A Couple of Specific Recommendations

Jaani Special Veg Thali, from the Thali section, is described on the menu as: Dal tadka, mix veg, pindi chole, jeera rice, sweet dish, buttermilk, papad, lachha paratha/naan. It's one concrete example of what this part of the menu covers, alongside several other dishes in the same section.

Jaani Special Non-Veg Thali, from the Thali section, is described on the menu as: Dal tadka, mix veg, chicken dish, jeera rice, sweet dish, buttermilk, papad, lachha paratha/naan. It's one concrete example of what this part of the menu covers, alongside several other dishes in the same section.

Does the menu change seasonally, or stay the same year-round? The core menu doesn't rotate seasonally; the same dishes are available across the year unless the restaurant makes a specific change.

As with every order here, final pricing, GST, and any delivery charge come from a direct confirmation with the restaurant rather than an automatic online calculation, whichever way the order is placed.

Before You Go

Jaani Food Junction, at GF, Shri Ram Complex, Building No. 3, C-Block, Sushant Lok-1, near ROF Mall, Gurugram, takes both table bookings and food enquiries through the website rather than requiring a phone call for every request — though calling directly is also an option if that's more convenient.

Is walk-in dining always available, or is a booking strictly required? Walk-ins are generally fine for a smaller group; a booking simply improves the odds of a table being ready on a busier evening.

Because the Regular Thali's dal and vegetable rotate by day, a returning customer may notice slight variation between visits — this is expected rather than a sign of inconsistency in the kitchen.